"We don't want to move too fast with her, where we stress out the baby, " Evans said.

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With exchange-rate changes of this magnitude, the risk is that currencies may move too fast and perhaps even too far.

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McEnroe's book, and though the results sometimes move too fast, especially when compared with Ford's broadly expansive film, most of her cuts serve "Donnybrook!"

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And it was clear when she came to power that she couldn't move too far too fast.

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They never move too far too fast.

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The latest move means that all those caught driving too fast in the area can have their fines refunded and points removed from their licences.

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It simply said there were too many worries for the move to go ahead as planned and changing "too much, too fast" could threaten exam quality.

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Oh be careful if ye do it too fast, if yer fingers just move and even it is just the totiest wee bit.

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In smaller privatisations, involving fewer than 200 workers, we are trying to move as fast as we can, though here too there is conflict between workers' collectives and other possible owners.

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Other Europeans, such as Alcatel, are interested too: if Siemens is serious, it should move fast.

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